BIOCHEM PART 4 - electron transport chain

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RESPIRATION

Electrons from reduced Nicotinamides (NADH) and flavins (FADH2) in the mitochondrial matrix are transferred to molecular oxygen in a process called ____

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Respiratory complexes

___ are membrane embedded enzymes that perform redox reactions to capture the free energy from the reduced co-enzyme

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Complex I

NADH DEHYDROGENASE (NADH-Q Reductase)

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Complex II

SUCCINATE DEHYDROGENASE (Succinate-Q Reductase)

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Complex III

CYTOCHROME b-c (QH2- Cytochrome C reductase)

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Complex IV

known as Cytochrome C oxidase

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Auxiliaries

are small molecules that serve to transport electrons between these respiratory complexes

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Co-enzyme Q10 or UBIQUINONE

An auxiliary that transport electrons from CI-CII & CII-CIII

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Cytochrome C

An auxiliary that transport electrons from CIII-CIV

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Electron Transport Chain

Respiratory complexes + Auxiliaries =

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Complex I pumps ___ H+

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Complex III pumps ___ H+

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Complex IV pumps ___ H+

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free energy

In the concept of Electron Transport Chain:

The energy is temporarily stored in a gradient of protons and electrical voltage across the inner mitochondrial membrane and when the H+ move back to the matrix, they give up ______

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Water

What is the product of reduction of oxygen?

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ATP synthase

This uses the stored energy to make ATP through phosphorylation

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  • Substrate-level Phosphorylation (SLP)

  • Oxidative Phosphorylation

2 Types of Phosphorylation

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Substrate-level Phosphorylation

  • A type of Phosphorylation that occurs in Glycolysis

  • When a substrate is converted to another substrate, ATP is produced (Pi is transferred to ADP)

  • ex. 1,3 Biphospho Glycerate → 3 phospho glycerate

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Oxidative Phosphorylation

  • A type of Phosphorylation that is combination of mitochondrial ATP synthesis and oxidation of reduced co-enzymes

  • major source of ATP for aerobic organisms

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ATP Synthase

  • Makes ATP from ADP and

  • Pi Embedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane

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Molecular Oxygen

What is the final electron acceptor of ETC?

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ATP and H2O

What are the final products of ETC?

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Inner mitochondrial membrane

Respiratory complexes are enzymes embedded in the _

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High

innermembrane space has a ___ hydrogen ion concentration

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Low

mitrochondrial matrix space has a ___ hydrogen ion concentration

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Complex II

FADH2 is not as good at donating electrons as NADH, so it passes through

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Complex I

NADH is very good at donating electrons in redox reactions (that is, its electrons are at a high energy level), so it can transfer its electrons directly to____ , turning back into NAD+